Luxury Collection
Ultra Soft
Luxury comfort, premium feel
Ultra Natural LookMaximum ComfortBest for Luxury Spaces
7300 DTEX · 25–60 mm · up to 20,900 density
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Landscape and play grass from 20 to 60 mm in four collections. Soft underfoot, fade-resistant, and it drains. For gardens, balconies, rooftops and play areas.
At ILAN, we believe artificial grass should do more than replace natural lawns. It should redefine outdoor living through natural beauty, lasting performance and effortless maintenance. Every collection is thoughtfully curated for Indian conditions, delivering the perfect balance of beauty, comfort, durability and value.
One partner for every surface, sports turf, courts, tracks, landscape grass and the netting that finishes a ground.
/ Compare the collections
The same landscape grass logic at three yarn weights. Heavier yarn means more material per fibre, more body underfoot and better resistance to splitting over years.
| Collection | Tier | DTEX | Density | Heights (mm) | Backing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ultra Soft | Luxury | 7300 | 17,900 – 20,900 | 25 · 35 · 40 · 45 · 50 · 60 | 4 Layer |
| Pure Green | Signature | 6300 | 14,900 | 35 · 40 | 4 Layer |
| Evergreen | Essential | 6000 | 13,900 – 14,900 | 20 · 25 · 35 · 40 · 50 | Single / Double |
UV-stabilised yarn and perforated free-draining backing across all three collections.
/ How to choose
A lawn that gets walked on daily is a different specification from one that is looked at. Traffic decides pile height before budget does, a deep plush pile in a corridor will need brushing constantly.
Full-sun installations live or die on UV stabilisation. Every ILAN collection uses UV-stabilised yarn, but sun exposure also affects how warm a surface gets and how deep a pile you want on a west-facing terrace.
Soil, concrete, tile, a roof deck or a podium slab each change the sub-base work, and drainage. The perforated backing only works if what is beneath it drains too.
Evergreen, Pure Green and Ultra Soft exist so the same job can be specified three ways. We will tell you when the cheaper collection genuinely does the job.
ILAN supplies and installs. This is the sequence a landscape grass project follows on site.
Site measure
We measure the area, check falls and drainage, and look at what the grass is going onto, soil, concrete, tile or deck. Roll direction is planned here: all pile on a job runs the same way, or joints read as colour changes.
Base check
We build the base where the site needs one: excavation, compacted stone base, drainage and edging, checked for level and falls. Over existing concrete, tile or other hard surfaces we check the surface and falls instead.
Edge restraint
Perimeter edging is fixed so the grass has something to be secured and trimmed against, timber, aluminium or the existing hard edge.
Laying and acclimatising
Rolls are set out and left to relax so the backing loses roll memory before it is cut and joined.
Jointing
Seams joined on jointing tape with adhesive, pile direction matched across the joint. Done properly a joint is invisible from standing height.
Trimming and fixing
Edges cut to the perimeter and fixed down, following the edging so the finish reads deliberate.
Infill and brushing
Ballast spread where the specification calls for it, then the pile power-brushed upright. Brushing is what makes a new lawn look finished rather than flat.
Landscape grass replaces mowing, watering and seasonal patching. What little it needs takes minutes.
Brush or sweep the pile upright on the routes that get walked most, and clear leaves before they mat down.
Rinse with water to clear dust. The perforated backing drains freely, so washing carries dust through rather than pooling it.
Check infill where it was specified and top up. Inspect seams and edges for lifting, especially after monsoon.
Spot-clean spills with mild soap and water. Pet areas rinse clean. Localised damage is repaired by cutting in a patch rather than relaying.
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Base construction · Landscape systems
A surface is only as good as what it sits on. ILAN now builds the base as part of the project, so one team owns levels, drainage, tolerances and the surface on top. Layer thicknesses are finalised after our site survey and soil check.
Topsoil and vegetation removed, 75–100 mm deep, formation trimmed to a gentle fall.
Compacted crushed stone 50–75 mm with a fine grit blinding for a smooth, free-draining bed.
Timber, paver or concrete edging so the grass has a firm line to finish against.
On concrete, tile or podium decks, no excavation: we clean, check falls and lay directly.
Base, surface and marking · one scope · one price
Every series, height, DTEX and density in one PDF, plus backing and feature details. Or message us with your space and we'll recommend the right grass.